Anti-ICE Protester Humiliates Fox News Propagandist During Live Broadcast

Added: 2026-05-30

[00:00:00]And so the other situation is there's people like this. You are a protester who's been out here and you have a dirty mouth. But okay, so that's just what we deal with. So just for people that want to know what it's like to cover these protests, it's constant with this. This is what these people do. They want people who are in this country illegally to be released out onto the streets. DHS says that's what they're going to not be doing. So we'll see.

[00:00:23]>> [ __ ] NAZI [ __ ] That's what you are.

[00:00:28]That is um that is an eloquent argument made against the presence of Alexis McAdams reporting on what's happening there outside of Newark. Stay safe, Alexis.

[00:00:43]As you saw, Fox News propagandists were a gasast at the vulgar language that struck their virgin ears because how dare that univilized protester insult the reporter who was only doing her job in downplaying the human rights abuses taking place inside of the ICE concentration camp that people were protesting. We all know that the real injustice, of course, is uncou behavior and not crimes against humanity being committed by our fascist government. And if you're going to engage with people that you disagree with, that's fine. But all Fox News asks is that you do so in a civilized way like this.

[00:01:20]>> You dumb person. If you want to do that, then you're a stupid person and you happen to be. I mean, I know you very well.

[00:01:26]>> That is an eloquent argument. Now, say what you will about insults. They don't always accomplish anything aside from making us feel better. But in this instance, that insult actually did accomplish quite a bit because that protester's insult happened to go viral and drew a lot more attention to a humanitarian crisis taking place at the Delaney Hall concentration camp in New York, New Jersey, where 900 human beings are being imprisoned. And conditions are so bad that the prisoners staged a hunger strike to draw attention to the abuses that they're being subjected to.

[00:01:58]An attorney representing some of the victims told NBC News that detainees are being served expired food and meals with worms in them and they weren't receiving medication for treatment that they needed such as cancer, diabetes, depression, and other conditions. And rather than addressing their concerns, the concentration camp guards reportedly placed participants of the hunger strike in solitary confinement or they transferred them to other facilities to dilute the strength of their resistance.

[00:02:25]But despite their best efforts, the Gestapo has not been able to break the hunger strike. And the executive director of the ACLU for New Jersey says that it's now actually grown to hundreds of detainees who are now participating.

[00:02:38]And guess what? They've been incredibly successful at drawing attention to the abusive conditions that they're enduring because protesters have shown up on their behalf to stand in solidarity with the revolt taking place inside of this concentration camp. But DHS is flat out just denying that there's a hunger strike altogether, which basically confirms that it is indeed happening, seeing as how everything that they say is a lie. The opposite of what they say is true. And even though there's apparently no hunger strike, Tom H.

[00:03:06]Homeman doesn't want us to worry because if they have to, they'll force feed these people rotten food uh and and end the hunger strike that way. Just listen.

[00:03:14]>> Look, I've done this since 1984. Hunger strikes never work. We're not going to change what we do because someone goes on a hunger strike. A matter of fact, if it gets bad enough and the physicians feel like they're putting themselves in extreme danger, medical danger, then we'll force feed them. We'll get a court order and force feed. Hunger strikes do not work. So, they can they can, you know, put themselves in position where they're, you know, not eating, but it's not going to cause them to be released.

[00:03:38]>> Spoken like a true Nazi [ __ ] But of course, there is no hunger strike, so why even bother to say that, Tom H.

[00:03:45]Homeman? But I mean, it's not just about the demand that they be released, seeing as how ICE is rounding up innocent people with no criminal records. Now, they're demanding that you treat them with dignity, like human beings while they're in custody. But they refuse to treat them as human beings because they don't even think they're human beings to begin with. They won't even call them human beings when referring to them. Go back to the tweet. They refer to them as aliens. quote, "Aliens are being provided comprehensive healthcare. For many illegal aliens, this is the best health care they have received their entire lives. Even when they're lying, where they're trying to convince us that there's no human rights abuses taking place, they can't help but talk about immigrants as if they're unhuman." It's the same [ __ ] energy Nazis had towards Jewish people during the Holocaust. They would go out of their way to reinforce this idea that they weren't actually humans. They portray them as animals and rodents to justify their crimes against humanity because by their logic they can't possibly commit crimes against humanity against the population that they don't view as human. And this dehumanization is reinforced institutionally. Hence the human rights abuses that you see at concentration camps across the entire country. It's not just the Delaney Hall concentration camp or the child concentration camp in Dilly, Texas. It's happening all across the country. As Huff Post reports, ICE detainees are committing suicide at alarming rates.

[00:05:10]And of the 10 detainees who've died by suicide since Trump took office, seven of them have no records of violent crimes. So when you're subjected to cruel and unusual punishment in a concentration camp, and you feel like your life has been destroyed because you're now going to be sent to a country you have no connection to. I mean, obviously, you're going to feel an overwhelming sense of hopelessness and may begin to feel depressed and begin to spiral. And it's not like the guards in the [ __ ] concentration camps are going to be concerned about your mental health. So, given the circumstances, some people choose to just check out of life altogether as long as young as they are. Like, these people who die by suicide are an average age of 32.

[00:05:51]It's just tragic. But there's only so much human beings can take. And this doesn't even take into account the detainees who've died in concentration camps due to neglect or outright murder.

[00:06:03]We're talking strangulation. So, it's truly a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions and a national [ __ ] embarrassment that our country will never live down. And in response to widespread concern about human rights abuses, this regime, they don't ever respond by addressing people's concerns.

[00:06:21]They always double and triple down on the cruelty. They've of course been brutalizing protesters outside of the Delaney concentration camp and even pepper-sprayed a US senator Andy Kim and refused to let even the governor of New Jersey into the facility to inspect it.

[00:06:35]And Jordan Sheridan of Status Coup caught ICE in the act, hitting protesters with their vans.

[00:06:41]>> Oh, somebody got hit. Somebody got hit.

[00:06:43]Somebody got hit by the car.

[00:06:49]>> Protesters are blocking this car.

[00:06:52]They're driving a car into protesters while pepper spraying.

[00:06:55]>> And bear in mind that's less than a minute from a 4hour plus stream that Status Coup did that I'm going to link to down below where they document ICE abusing protesters again and again and again. They knew that journalists were filming them. They knew that eyes were on them. They did not give a [ __ ] And I know that I'm stating the obvious, but if there weren't human rights abuses taking place inside of that facility, they wouldn't deny access to policy makers. But if they're treating people this bad when the cameras are on, imagine how bad they're treating people when the cameras are off, right? But that's why they don't want to let people in the facility because they are very clearly hiding human rights abuses. If they had nothing to hide, they would address the protesters with respect to assuage their concerns and provide them with reassurances that the prisoners are in fact being treated humanely. But they're not doing that because the cruelty is the point. Terrorism is a political weapon that they're wielding because that's how they believe they are empowered. Maximum antagonism is used as a deterrent not just against immigrants, but potential protesters as well and anyone who dares to speak out. And if they have to, they'll burn the whole [ __ ] country down to hunt down every last immigrant. The new DHS secretary, by the way, Mark Wayne Mullen, is essentially threatening to nuke our entire tourism industry just to punish sanctuary cities. And I I we are currently, which we're not in it yet, but we're currently drawing up plans to say, "Listen, in these sanctuary cities where the uh local uh radical left Democrats aren't allowing us to to do our job and enforce federal laws, then we shouldn't be processing international flights into their into their cities either because they they they don't want us to enforce immigration, but they want us to process immigration at their facilities. Nothing about that makes sense to me." In other words, if Democrats won't allow our armed Nazi thugs into their cities and let us operate our concentration camps within their jurisdictions with zero oversight, we're going to punish them by restricting freedom of movement to their cities. How about that? Well, you know what I say? Go ahead, [ __ ] Cut off your nose despite your own face. Because at this point in time, whatever it takes is what needs to be done to stop these human rights abuses. But understand what he's doing. He's trying to tie Democratic lawmakers to the protests since some lawmakers did show up after concerns about the hunger strike began to grow. But the protesters, they had no love for Democrats either, contrary to what Republicans will have you believe.

[00:09:22]Because Democrats, quite frankly, they have not done enough to prevent these human rights abuses from taking place in the first place. Some protesters heckled Governor Mikey Cheryl for taking so long to show up. And some individuals outright confronted Andy Kim for his performative solidarity, seeing as how he ended up helping ICE with his presence there, even though he got pepper-sprayed himself. Like that's the headline you're going to see. Andy Kim was pepper-sprayed. But like the protesters saw something different that the news isn't necessarily reporting on.

[00:09:52]>> So why did you tell us to move out of the way to allow the ICE criminals to kidnap the strikers and move them to other parts of the goolock system? We were the ones blocking them from doing that. Why did you scab for ice?

[00:10:07]>> Look, I I was in there. I was there in where the transfer section is. I did not see just 20 minutes ago movements of people. I did not think and and that there were I I understand what you're trying to say.

[00:10:19]>> Kim, how can we trust you to make the right call about ICE when you take thousands and thousands of dollars from Apac that funds the same surveillance systems that ICE is using?

[00:10:28]>> I really don't. But look, I get it. You can be unhappy.

[00:10:32]>> You told us because you were going to get in there if we moved out and they used that to to to crush this strike.

[00:10:39]The >> deal was for me and another person to be able >> What side are you on? What side are you on?

[00:10:44]>> I understand that you're unhappy.

[00:10:45]>> You're on the wrong side of this struggle. You're on the wrong side of the genocide in Gaza. Where do you stand?

[00:10:51]>> Senator Andy Kim, will you call for abolishing ICE?

[00:10:55]>> ICE just brutalized a US citizen who you're standing next to right now. Will you call for a full abolishment of ICE?

[00:11:02]>> I mean, it just goes to show you that thinly veiled attempts to plate constituents are no longer going to work. There's actual crimes against humanity taking place. And if you're not responding to that with urgency, and if you're not doing enough to stop them and not calling for adequate solutions or outright just continue to be complicit with these crimes against humanity by voting to fund these agencies, your constituents are going to hold that against you forever. Rightfully so. But yet, Republicans claim that Democrats in blue cities and states are emboldening Antifa when the real contention Republicans have with elected Democrats is that they're not doing enough to crush protesters. That's what they want.

[00:11:42]They want Democrats to crush protesters in their jurisdictions because they don't want any push back to be tolerated at all. Republicans saw how some Democratic governors brutalized and subsequently punished anti-genocide protesters on college campuses back in 2024, and they expect the same level of complicity when it comes to ISIS terrorism. But it's harder for corporate Democrats to shut down the speech of their own constituents with the same ferocity that they once did now that there's a higher political cost for collaborating with human rights abusers.

[00:12:13]But try as they might, they're not going to stop people from speaking out and protesting because some of us actually did learn from history. Believe it or not, we know that human rights abuses are only going to get worse if we're complacent. And even the children of some of the victims are confronting ICE Nazis to their faces and calling them out for the cowards that they are.

[00:12:36]>> Show your face. Show your face. IF YOU WANT TO WORK, >> SHOW YOUR FACE. SHOW YOUR FACE. kitty cat.

[00:12:42]>> You want to go work here? You want to WORK HERE? SO, SHOW your face.

[00:12:47]Show your face.

[00:12:52]Stop being here.

[00:12:53]>> On one hand, it is badass to see literal children fearlessly stand up to Nazi oppressors. But on the other hand, I mean, they shouldn't have to do this.

[00:13:02]They're kids, right? But that's the thing about injustice. It robs people of their dignity and humanity and even their childhoods and it's not going to fight itself which is why it's so important for regular people to speak out against these human rights abuses so that way we can give a voice to people without voices. And if you've made it this far in the video I'm sure that you are sensitive to these kinds of issues of injustice and wrongful convictions.

[00:13:26]So I just want to take some time to shed light on a different unrelated story that's not getting the attention that it deserves. So, a man named Tamujin Kenu has spent nearly 40 years in prison after he was wrongfully convicted for a murder that he did not commit. And my friend Joy, also a leftist activist, is one of the few people trying to shine a light on this miscarriage of justice.

[00:13:48]>> Teigan is accused of shooting the mayor's son 40 years ago, one time in the side. Now, first the issue is he has 17 witnesses.

[00:14:02]He was almost 500 miles away.

[00:14:06]They took him in, didn't read him his rights, wouldn't take a statement, and he has been in prison 40 years this week. His case is truly unbelievable yet real. This man turned 63 on yesterday.

[00:14:27]He went in at 23.

[00:14:31]four decades of his life has been stolen from him.

[00:14:38]He not only is in a cage unjustly, he has a brain tumor and he is being denied treatment. He also has other disabilities and also denied his treatment.

[00:14:53]He has been shoved in solitary and given no reason. He has been set up by corrections.

[00:15:05]He deals with a daily fight and it's our job to spread his story.

[00:15:13]>> Devastating. He's been wrongfully incarcerated since before I was born and I'm not young. Now, the reason why Joy is trying to raise awareness about this is because Tamujin has a state conviction that can technically be overruled by the governor of the state that he's incarcerated in, which happens to be Michigan, and his clemency papers have actually been on the desk of Gresian Whitmer for years, but she hasn't signed them, presumably because there hasn't been enough public pressure about this case. So, raising awareness about this could literally be what sets him free. Now, if you want to learn more, I'm going to link you to the book that Joy wrote about Tumujin. It's called The Wrongful Conviction of Tumujin Kenu. And it is stacked with information. I haven't finished it. It is stacked. And I'm not getting paid to promote this book, but I just feel like using my platform to raise awareness about this is a small thing that I can do to maybe help somebody's life. But to circle back to the broader topic at hand, which is injustice and crimes against humanity, I just want to emphasize that we never ever ever should lose our sense of outrage. As cliche as that sounds, because if we allow ourselves to become numb or unbothered by the evils that we're witnessing, we let the oppressors win. And we shouldn't hand them that victory because it truly does not have to be this way. And if we tacidly accept that this is humanity's fate forever, nothing really will ever change. So if you're pissed off, that makes you a good person. If you're throwing insults at right-wing propagandists for downplaying the severity of crimes against humanity being perpetrated by our government, that doesn't make you univilized or disrespectful. Quite the contrary.

[00:16:59]They're bothered by profanity and insults. We're bothered by injustice. We are not the same.

[00:17:05]We're not the unserious ones. They are.

[00:17:07]And never ever let these fascist [ __ ] scumbags tell you otherwise.